High-altitude trails, guided end to end

A moderate-to-difficult Himalayan crossover trek from Dhaula/Jiskun (Uttarakhand) to Sangla Valley (Himachal Pradesh) via the Rupin Pass, passing the hanging village of Jhaka, dense forests and alpine meadows, the Rupin waterfalls, snow bridges and the Rupin Gully, up to a max altitude of approx. 15,250 ft. Best attempted May-June or Sep-Oct.

A spiritual yatra to the sacred Manimahesh Lake (approx. 13,000 ft) in the lap of the Himalayas, from Amritsar/Pathankot to Amritsar/Pathankot via Bharmour and Hadsar, with a 13 km trek one-way from Hadsar to the lake. 2026 batch dates: 14 August, 21 August and 28 August. Limited seats.

A divine high-altitude trek in Lahaul & Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, to the world's highest Krishna Temple at approx. 12,800 ft (3,900 m). A blend of adventure, devotion and breathtaking Himalayan views, best done June to September, starting from Manali/Tandi/Keylong.

A moderate-to-difficult Himalayan crossover trek linking Kinnaur and Spiti, starting from Kafnu village in Kinnaur and ending at Mudh village near Kaza in Spiti via the Bhaba Pass (approx. 16,105 ft / 4,909 m). Roughly 50-60 km of trekking through pine forests, high alpine meadows and a dramatic pass crossing, with the landscape changing from lush Kinnaur greenery to the cold desert of Spiti. Best attempted July to mid-September.

A spiritual Himalayan yatra to Aadi Kailash and Om Parvat in the Kumaon Himalayas of Uttarakhand, departing Delhi to Delhi (6 nights/7 days) with a shorter Kathgodam-to-Kathgodam option (4 nights/5 days, price on request) also available. The route covers Gunji, Nabhi, Parvati Sarovar, Om Parvat, Kalapani and Dharchula, up to approx. 15,900 ft. Best done May to October.

A classic Himalayan crossover trek from the lush Kullu Valley to the high-altitude desert of Lahaul, over the Hampta Pass (approx. 14,100 ft / 4,300 m). Starts at Jobra near Manali and ends at Chatru in Lahaul, with an optional excursion to Chandratal Lake. Roughly 25-30 km of trekking over 4-5 trekking days, ideal as a first high-altitude trek. Best done June to September.

A spiritual trek to the sacred Kinner Kailash, believed to be the winter abode of Lord Shiva, in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh. Departs from Shimla via Tangling Village and Ganesh Park up to the Darshan point, approx. 12 km round trip from Ganesh Park. Best done during the Shravan month, with weekly Saturday group departures in August.

An expedition-grade Himalayan crossover trek from the Parvati Valley (Kullu) to the Pin Valley (Spiti), over the Pin Parvati Pass (approx. 17,450 ft / 5,319 m). Roughly 100-110 km of trekking with a dramatic transition from lush green valleys to the barren cold desert of Spiti, via Kheerganga, Tunda Bhuj and Mantalai Lake, with a major glacier crossing. Very difficult grade; best attempted July to September.

A moderate weekend trek from Manali to the sacred, high-altitude Bhrigu Lake (approx. 14,100 ft / 4,300 m), with panoramic views of Hanuman Tibba, the Seven Sisters Peaks and the Pir Panjal range. Roughly 25-30 km of trekking via Gulaba and Rola Kholi. Best attempted June to September.

A moderate high-altitude trek to the Deo Tibba Base Camp (approx. 4,250 m) near Manali, with close-up views of the Deo Tibba and Indrasan peaks and an excursion to Chhota Chandratal Lake. Route via Jagatsukh, Chikka and Seri camps. Best done May-June and September-October.